Drooping citronella plant

I purchased a citronella plant that was doing quite well until it was knocked over during a storm. I have since repotted it and tied it to a stake, but it still seems very droopy.

Is there anything I can do to nurse it back to health?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 06/29/2017 @ 8:51 pm

The roots were likely disturbed and you can treat it like it was a new plant.
Keep the soil moist but avoid dry or soggy soil.
You can prune it back to help the size and recovery.
You can also easily propagate the cuttings.

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